Sentence examples for shove us from inspiring English sources

It can be used to subtly nudge us or brutally shove us.

He's trying to "just shove us into the dustbin of history," said House Speaker John Boehner this week.

Hold tight to us, please, because our government is going to try to shove us back into a closet.

No, they are leaning in to shove us out of the way because we are blocking the door.

The police shove us out of the way and the camp evaporates in a hiss of smoke, forcing us forward.

This was the speech in which Boehner claimed that the Obama administration was attempting to "annihilate" the Republicans and "just shove us into the dustbin of history".

When Boehner warned fellow Republicans that the administration's goal is to "just shove us into the dustbin of history", he may actually have been right.

And all this we do for total strangers, who would walk by us at best or get their security detail to shove us aside at worst, if our paths ever crossed.

"Why doesn't Glastonbury invite more of us on to the stage with our male peers," she asked, "rather than shove us women into a ghetto type of situation?" It's a valid question.

Its aim is to shove us away, distract us, prevent us from doing our work".

Boehner continued, claiming that the broader goal of the administration was "to just shove us into the dustbin of history".